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Summary:  
The document contains fragmented records of an FBI investigation into potential connections between individuals linked to Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. It references Minnie Wright, a hospital supervisor, who reported Gerald Hirschman's admission and discharge dates at Morris Griffith Memorial Hospital in Washington, D.C., along with his personal details (age, address, marital status). Dr. Oswald Todd, a psychiatrist, is noted as evaluating Hirschman and expressing skepticism about his potential involvement in criminal activities, referencing Eric Starvo Galt and discrepancies in descriptions. The text also includes FBI records on James Earl Ray's Veterans Administration files and a Government Printing Office order form from Eric S. Gali in Alabama. A separate section details the arrest of James Troy Gocho Jr. for vehicle-related offenses and fingerprint comparisons with James Earl Ray, concluding that Gocho does not match the physical description of King’s assassin.  

Key People:  
- Minnie Wright (hospital supervisor)  
- Gerald Hirschman (admitted to hospital on March 22, 1968)  
- Dr. Oswald Todd (psychiatrist)  
- Eric Starvo Galt (referenced in a wanted flyer)  
- James Earl Ray (subject of VA records investigation)  
- Eric S. Gali (Government Printing Office order form)  
- James Troy Gocho Jr. (arrested for unauthorized vehicle use and concealed weapon possession)  

Key Locations:  
- Morris Griffith Memorial Hospital, Washington, D.C.  
- Kansas City, Kansas (Gocho’s address on driver’s license)  
- Elberta, Alabama (Eric S. Gali’s address)  
- Memphis, Tennessee (FBI SAC office)  

Key Events:  
- Gerald Hirschman’s hospitalization and discharge dates (March 22–April 6, 1968).  
- Dr. Oswald Todd’s psychiatric evaluation of Hirschman and reference to Eric Starvo Galt.  
- FBI investigation into James Earl Ray’s Veterans Administration records.  
- Government Printing Office order form linked to Eric S. Gali.  
- Arrest of James Troy Gocho Jr. for vehicle-related offenses and fingerprint comparison with James Earl Ray.  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Metropolitan Police Department (MPD)  
- Veterans Administration  
- Government Printing Office

MLK Declassified Files

44-wfo-703_742153_10-03-part_2_of_4.pdf

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